Actors Are Rogues And Vagabonds. Or They

When I Was About 25, I Went To A Hand Reader, This Indian Guy In A Funky Neighborhood. He Said: The Height Of Your Success Won't Happen Until You're In Your Late 40s.

I Met With Hitchcock When I Was A Very, Very Young Actress Just Starting Out And He Was Making 'frenzy' In London And I Was Sent Along To Meet With Him. He Was Very, Very Unimpressed With Me And I Have To Say, I Was Rather Unimpressed With Him - But Only Because I Was An Arrogant, Ignorant Young Actress.

Where You Grew Up Becomes A Big Part Of Who You Are For The Rest Of Your Life. You Can't Run Away From That. Well, Sometimes The Running Away From It Is What Makes You Who You Are.

I Am For Peace And All Kinds Of Ways Because The Total Reality Is That You Never Quite, At Least In My Experience, You Never Quite Get To Be Peaceful In The Profession That We Have All Chosen. It's A Constant Yearning, A Constant Reaching Out For The Unreachable. And So You Never Quite Find Peace Within Yourself. You Are Always Questioning Yourself And Challenging Yourself And Feeling That You Would Fall Short.

As An Actor, Those Are The Roles That You Long For. You Always Want Something That's Going To Kick Your Last Role Out Of The Water And Put You Off On A New Path.